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And So They Live

by: Educational Film Institute, New York University

Publication date: 1940
Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0
Topics: sponsored film
Language: English
Item Size: 3.0G

Stark, realistic documentary showing poorly educated “mountain peoples” living in poverty and stricken with disease. Their solace comes in strong family bonds and the prospect of improved educational opportunities.

Note: Shot in Kentucky, the film was made in conjunction with The Children Must Learn. John Ferno had been a cameraman for Joris Ivens and Henri Storck. Irving Lerner had a lengthy career as a producer, editor, and director; see Thomas J. Brandon, “Irving Lerner: A Filmography and Bibliography,” Cinema Journal 18 (Autumn 1978): 53–60.

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Color: color
Identifier: and-so-they-live-1940
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Sound: sound
Year: 1940